How is the Shri Sai Satcharita structured, and is the storytelling always presented as one story per chapter?

The Shri Sai Satcharita has a specific, recurring structure for its first 51 chapters. As noted in chunk 16 of Chapter 0, each chapter typically begins with Vedanta philosophy, is followed by a section on the Guru's glory, and concludes with a story. However, the narrative format is quite flexible. The book does not adhere to a strict one-story-per-chapter rule. The preface clarifies in chunk 18 that in some places, one chapter may contain as many as two, three, four, or even five distinct stories. Conversely, in other sections, a single, more detailed story may be described across two or three consecutive chapters, allowing for varied pacing and depth in its storytelling.